The Royal Oak, Borough - pub details
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Address: 44 Tabard Street, Borough, London, SE1 4JU [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 2814) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Borough (0.1 miles), London Bridge (0.4 miles), Elephant and Castle (0.6 miles)
London Bridge (0.4 miles), Elephant & Castle (0.6 miles), Cannon Street (0.8 miles)
Brewery: Harveys
- Food served, Real ale
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user reviews of the Royal Oak, Borough
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This is still a great old school boozer. It has been slightly done up since I was last hear, so maybe it doesn't look so tired and worn, but still has character. Good quality 3.5 per cent IPA, and nice ambience to sit and reflect ... not a young person's pub. alebarry - 5 Feb 2020 12:41 |
Very much the old school boozer - yes very worn and tired (as befits a lot of the clientele) but a proper pub in the sense of the word. Seems to be a Harvey's tied house and no guest brews were on offer. Snarling_Mallard - 3 Oct 2018 21:39 |
Pains me to say it but this pub feels old and tired. The beer is always great but on too many occasions I've come across 'characters' I'd much rather avoid. The charm has gone replaced by an aggressive edge that matches the Royal Oak's dilapidated decor. Harveys, look to your laurels, deal with it. MathewT - 11 Nov 2016 17:11 |
Lovely unspoiled Victorian pub that you need to go out of way to find. Decent beers from Harvey's but go for the experience. Some photos at my blog - http://bit.ly/2cYVT2P Mappiman - 18 Sep 2016 12:11 |
Visited last month.How nice to walk into a pub order a pint of mild and be asked if you want light or dark.Apart from a few Tim Taylor's and Hydes houses this doesnot happen nowadays.I stuck to the superb light mild as it is a seasonal.On the food front ham,eggs and chips filled the plate.Good home cured thick cut ham not processed slices.Still has 2 bar and offsales layout plus a shelf of books for sale,proceeds for the british Legion.A real gem. oldandmild - 1 Jul 2016 06:39 |
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